You don't have plugs in the parking lot? Here at tech they have
electrical outlets on every light pole on campus, the only reason I can
think of for it is that they are thinking to the future when people will
have elctric cars and will need to recharge them every night, the only
thing I can think of anyway, don't see any point to them otherwise because
they're never used.... (Of course I still wouldn't plug a battery
charger up here, heck the battery charger along with half the engine would
probably be gone by morning how bad crime is here in Atlanta...)
Bruce
>
> Thanks for the info. My Dakota has to live in a parking lot :-( so I
> don't have access to a plug, but I'll get a charger in case this ever
> happens at home. Thanks.
> Robert
>
> am14@CHRYSLER.COM wrote:
>
> > Robert writes: >>If I get a jump tomorrow, and drive it on the highway
> > for a while, it will recharge, right? I don't have to buy a new
> > battery, do I? <<
> >
> > It will recharge most of the time. Might be wise to put a trickle
> > charge on it overnight with a small charger, but the battery should be
> > OK. You might get by without the trickle charge if you keep all the
> > electricals off for a few days normal driving.
> >
> > Azie
> > Ardmore, Al.
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